saw this movie when I was flying back from a vacation in Europe and I laughed out loud throughout it. The movie was in french with English sub-titles. Sure the lead actress used some profanity...that's one of the reasons it was so funny. She called it like it was.

To say I dislike chick-flicks is an understatement. If it has Julia Roberts or Hugh Grant, then I steer clear, but I liked this movie. Men and women would find this movie appealing...the men possibly even more than the women.
I'm not sure why there is a minimum length requirement for comments. It forces those that have something worthy to say (not necessarily me) in just a few sentences to pad their input. Wouldn't it make more sense to have a maximum rather than a minimum?
Judith Godrèche (Elise Vérone)
Sagamore Stévenin (Arthur)
Ariane Seguillon (Delphine)
Coralie Revel (Lou)
Wladimir Yordanoff (Alain Varenne)
Patrick Chesnais (Norbert)
Guillaume Gallienne (Pierre-Louis)
Philippe Lefebvre (Antoine)
Dan Herzberg (Olivier)
Véronique Boulanger (Lorraine Bulot)
Jules Bigarnet (Jérémie)
Aurélien Wiik (Thierry)
Philippe Chevallier (lui-même)
Régis Laspalès (lui-même)
Benoît Poelvoorde (lui-même)
José Garcia (lui-même)
Pierre Salvadori (lui-même)